Here’s another, closer-up view of the tag by “Goal” in the LES, NYC, a couple of blocks away from the…

A big tag by “Goal” in the trendified Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York City. This “up” is on…

This couplet of black-and-white tags were discovered on Greene Steet in downtown, New York City, amid the world-famous loft apartments…

Here’s another view of the ever-changing sets of Krylon tags on a storefront on E. 1st Street in downtown NYC.…

Another detail view of some roll-up shutter graf in the East Village, NYC. Ivan Corsa Photo

Here’s a detail shot of the “Are” tag on E. 1st Street, in downtown Manhattan. Ivan Corsa Photo

Lots of tags here on a roll-up shutter on E. 1st Street in the East Village of New York City.…

A closer view of the very big and very bold graf tag by “Peg Leg” in NoHo, New York City.…

Finally, a portrait shot of the “Faro Inc.” Mummy paste-up in SoHo, NYC. Note the ads for clothing brand Supreme…

Detail shot of the “Faro Inc.” mummy head. Ivan Corsa Photo

A close-up of the mysterious photo-realistic imagery on the chest of the cartoon-like mummy by “Faro Inc.” in SoHo. Ivan…

Love this black-and-white “up” in the stairwell of an entrance to a tenement building on Orchard St. in the Lower…

Here’s a context shot of the “JANE” tag at Spring St. Station. Note that the adhesive postal label, upon which…

Here’s the close-in contextual view of the tag. Ivan Corsa Photo

A clever bit of efficiency in stealth tagging is the practice of using markers to write the tag on a…

This graf by “Grate” adds some unqiue, stylistic symetry to the tag by curling the first and last letters. Background…

We’re not sure how to decipher this tag in Noho, NYC. Our best guess is that it’s either “On Time”…

“Fyter” sky graf just east of Lafayette St., in NoHo, in downtown Manhattan, NYC. Love the spelling of the tag…

There’s lots of skyline and rooftop graf in that semi-real, un-neighborhood-like downtown Manhattan neighborhood known as NoHo (for “NOrth of…

Here’s wider, contextual shot of the monster head paste-up we discovered on a back alley sign in the Hudson Square…

Here’s a detail of the monster head art we found wheat-pasted on the the corner of a “No parking” sign…

The context shot of “Smack” on a truck in Chinatown, NYC. Ivan Corsa Photo

Here’s the detail shot of “Smack” on a truck in Chinatown, New York City. Ivan Corsa Photo

Here’s one of those ubiquitous New York City Chinatown trucks tagged with graf, in this case with “Smack.” Ivan Corsa…

“Dr. Sex” strikes again with this recent, daring tag atop a tall building along Canal Street in Chinatown, New York…

Here’s a closer, detail shot of the daring “Dr. Sex” graf atop a tall building on Canal St. in Chinatown,…

Here’s a view of the side of the truck. Background Note Graf is pretty rare on the posh and anodyne…

Here’s another shot of the truck’s rear sliding door closed. Background Note Graf is pretty rare on the posh and…

Graf is pretty rare on the posh and anodyne Upper East Side of Manhattan, a district that is home to…

More in our Brooklyn graphica series. Here is a tag toward the lower-rent end of the Park Slope neighborhood, now…

Above is a rotated close-up shot of graf by “Tetris” in downtown Manhattan. Background Entry We’ve walked along the stretch…

Here’s the wider context shot of the “Tetris” tag in west Soho, New York York City. Background Entry We’ve walked…

We’ve walked along the stretch of Charlton St. between Varick and Greenwich in Soho, NYC, at least a dozen times…